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Hi, with a 43 percent score in your 10th class CBSE exams, admission to government colleges in Maharashtra may be challenging as most colleges have higher percentage requirements. However, you can explore alternative options such as Diploma programs or vocational courses that have more flexible eligibility criteria. Additionally, consider reaching out to the admission departments of government colleges directly to inquire about any available seats or special considerations for economically disadvantaged students. Improving your academic qualifications through distance learning or open schooling can also enhance your chances of admissio
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Research CBSE schools: Look for CBSE-affiliated schools in your area or any other location you prefer. You can check their websites or contact the schools directly to gather information about their admission policies and procedures for repeating class 11 and 12. Understand the requirements: Each school may have its own set of requirements for admitting students who wish to repeat a class. They may consider factors such as your previous academic performance, availability of
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